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As officials deal with the aftermath of the weekend storm on the South Coast, some are considering what more needs to be done to plan for heavy rainfall as severe weather events become more frequent. 

For the Habs, there are a lot of growing pains remaining in this rebuild. Hockey analyst Brian Wilde gives you his take on the game.

CF Montréal’s season came to a heartbreaking end with a 2-2 (5-4) penalty shootout loss to Atlanta United at Saputo Stadium on Tuesday. Read More

Quarry Road resident Sharon Phillips, whose family has lived in her home since 1960, said the power went out on Saturday at 11 a.m. and they have been sheltering in place since.

Advocates are arguing for a 'transit-first approach' on Centre Street in lieu of a northern leg of the Green Line, as the project's future remains uncertain.

Dustin Tallio was arrested on Oct. 6, when he is alleged to have stolen a police SUV and taken it for a joyride on a grass field at Templeton Park in East Vancouver. 

The military family is running out of their son's medically necessary human growth hormone medication they brought when relocating from Turkey to Edmonton.

The Manitoba government is extending, by more than a year, a temporary moratorium on some new cannabis outlets.

A group of Black and Indigenous women say they want a national public inquiry into a recent spate of police-involved deaths after nine Indigenous people were killed in interactions with police in August and September.

Residents of the Calgary neighbourhood of Pineridge are demanding the city do something about an 1,100-square-foot, 10-bedroom house.

Federal prosecutors at the sentencing hearing of a former student who went on a stabbing rampage at the University of Waterloo in southern Ontario last year told court on Tuesday that his actions were ideologically motivated.

The Montreal Canadiens will be without forward Juraj Slafkovsky for a week, starting Tuesday night against the New York Rangers at the Bell Centre. Note the slightly later start time of 7:15 p.m. (TSN2, RDS, TSN Radio 690, 98.5 FM). Read More

A real estate agent hopes to challenge Valérie Plante for the mayoralty of Montreal. Read More

The coroner’s inquest into the deaths of five Niagara Detention Centre inmates between 2018 and 2022 opened with a lawyer reading heart-wrenching stories from some of the families and the medical officer of health testifying on the high opioid death rate in the region. All five men died of drug toxicity within 10 days of being transferred to the detention centre in Thorold, Ont. 

The number of breast cancer patients in Quebec waiting past the medically acceptable delay for surgery is the highest it's ever been, and the increase is the sharpest for any type of cancer, according to newly released figures by the Health Ministry. Read More

A group of Liberal MPs plan to ask the prime minister to resign at Wednesday's caucus meeting. Power & Politics speaks to Ken McDonald, one of the MPs behind the calls to oust Trudeau.

It took Ottawa firefighters more than an hour to bring a blaze under control at a single-family home on Bayview Drive on Tuesday afternoon. Read More

In February 1984, Pierre Elliott Trudeau was well behind in the polls and announced he wouldn’t lead the Liberal Party into the next election. By June, John Turner had won the party leadership and was soon sworn in as prime minister.

The Toronto Raptors will try to live up to their namesake in the NBA team's 30th season and play fast, aggressive basketball.

Danielle Smith has until the new year to call the race in Lethbridge-West, after the riding's former NDP legislature member, Shannon Phillips, resigned in July.